The sinking of the Moskva, a Russian warship that Ukraine claims to have struck with a missile attack on Thursday, was a $750 million hit to the Russian military, according to an analysis by Forbes ...

Update: This article has been updated after publication to note that the Moskva sank after it was struck by Ukrainian Neptune missiles. The Russian cruiser Moskva has gone from the “fuck around” to ...

New photos and a short video clip emerged early Monday on social media showing Russia’s guided-missile cruiser, the Moskva, badly damaged and on fire in the hours before the ship sank in the Black Sea ...

The relatives of "missing" crew members of Russia's sunken missile cruiser Moskva have taken to social media to challenge Moscow's narrative on the fate of the Black Sea fleet vessel and its hundreds ...

One of Russia's most essential warships, a guided missile cruiser named Moskva, sank on Thursday while it was being towed to port, the Russian military said. The Ukrainian military said its forces had ...

From the run-up to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and throughout the conflict, Moscow has pursued a strategy of aggressive public dissembling, prevarication and disinformation aimed at creating an ...

Russia released video Saturday showing what it said were members of the crew of the Moskva, its doomed warship that sank in the Black Sea during a Ukrainian missile attack. Approximately 120 sailors ...

“Ты потопил мой линкор!” which is Russian for, “You sank my battleship!”: The Russian Defense Ministry said its damaged naval flagship Moskva had sunk in the Black Sea while being towed in a storm.

New photos appear to show the doomed Russian Black Sea flagship Moskva ablaze moments before it sank following a Ukrainian missile attack. The guided-missile cruiser — the largest craft deployed ...

Before it sank, the flagship of Russia’s Black Sea fleet cut a mean figure. At 186 metres, the Moskva was nearly the length of two football pitches. It bristled with sensors, radio jammers and guns.